My son & daughter were helping us "onsite" with plumbing at 10 years old and my son chose electrical.

Something like: when the foundation is finished, the framing, electric and plumbing are in, roofing and siding, etc   They will usually hold back 20% or so until the house actually has cleared all permits including the final permit of occupancy.  

Depending on the company, you may have to get a sepparate policy if the lot has had any improvents (cleared, electric run, Plumbing run, grading, etc.). 

I would personally always recommend using licensed and insured contractors - especially for hazardous trades such as gas and electrical.

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Electrical, hvac, plumbing, anir controller,  etc.  

I think I caught the investing bug, so I’d like to do more of it in the future, but shelling out that amount of cash puts a damper on those plans.Three of the purchase closings were handled by one attorney’s office.

I think in some markets ( like Hawaii that has sky high electric bills) it could.. others probably not.

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Renter's insurance limits are typically lower, we require $100,000, so if they burn the whole place down the policy might not fully cover it but it will at least reduce the loss the follows your policy.If the house burns down because of an electrical fire due to old wiring that's gonna be your policy.